It's a most useful thing to have, if you have a few people you want to take somewhere.
So Skipper welded the frame for him about a year ago, and found the bus seats for it, somewhere. If you look closely you can figure out what the roof framework was before it became a roof.
Then it sat, a cart skeleton, parked, waiting for the next stage in its life. This spring Greg did the carpentry and the painting, and the scenes of life on McNutt's. 
We are looking forward to having visitors this summer so we can cart them about so fancily.
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6 comments:
I want one!!!! Seriously the best public transit I've seen yet!! Tell Greg how appreciated his folk art is by this longtime collector - Lol.
And wonderful pictures of the lambs too - that was quite a storm here, as well.
Wow! An authentic McNuttmobile! I love it. It is sure to be a big hit, and everyone will want to have their photo taken in it, even if not actually going anywhere.
That looks like such fun - the picnics will be delightful. How clever!!!!!
Love the cart, what gorgeous colours. Lovely blog. I'm planning to retire to Nova Scotia from the UK next year, so will be keeping up with your blog for inspiration!
Enjoyed our drive in the colourful cart on Sunday with the whole flock of shepherds. Wonderful food,perfect weather,beautiful landscape and perfect hosts. Thank you !!
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